Nature, wellbeing and finding our own 'sacred groves'
It was a privilege to be invited to speak at this month's Urban Water, Urban Culture Symposium, hosted by Sophia University, Tokyo,...
Solving the mysteries of our landscape through time travel
Last weekend, we entered a time machine, which took us back in time about 18,000 years to a much colder version of the Manawatu – the...
Big rains hit Kawakawa Island! ... in which we learn about the principles of fluvial geomorphology
We have had about 80 mm rain in the last few days, so we ventured down to the gully with deep anticipation as to how this may have...
The continuing adventures on Kawakawa Island - in which we make an exciting discovery
As you may have read in my previous posts Kawakawa Island - our lockdown nature restoration project and Journey to Kawakawa Island, our...
Journey to Kawakawa Island
In my last post, I talked about our gully restoration project, Kawakawa Island. In this post I thought I would share the journey to...
Kawakawa Island - our lockdown nature restoration project
Our lock-down nature project actually predated lock-down by a few weeks. I had long been contemplating the tradescantia (known also as...
Caitlyn's speech for the launch of 'Nature and Wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand'
Caitlyn also spoke alongside Professor Bruce Clarkson at the launch of 'Nature and Wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand' in Wellington last...
"Nature and Wellbeing" is launched into the World!
Totara Press launched "Nature and Wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand" on 12 November in Wellington, with attendees coming from far and...
"Wildbore" scoops Heritage Trust award
"Wildbore: A photographic legacy" has been awarded best book about the Manawatu for the last two years. Read the Manawatu/Stuff coverage...
Funny animal friends - Pohangina style
One of the things we enjoy about living in the country is observing the interactions of the animals - both among their own kind and with...
